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For the 2025 New Year shopping season, major Japanese department store operators are focusing on fukubukuro lucky bags that offer consumers a wide variety of experiences, rather than products. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/business/2024/11/05/companies/japan-new-years-shopping/ #business #companies #departmentstores #retailers #shopping #takashimaya #matsuya #tobu #sogoseibu

A 24-karat gold tea bowl that was stolen last week while being showcased at an event in a Tokyo department store has been found at an antique shop, police said Monday. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2024/04/16/japan/japan-stolen-gold-tea-bowl-found/ #japan #theft #departmentstores #takashimaya #mpd #japanesepolice #metals

Tokyo police on Saturday arrested a man in his 30s for allegedly stealing a pure-gold tea bowl at an outlet of major department store operator Takashimaya. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2024/04/13/japan/crime-legal/man-arrested-tea-bowl/ #japan #crimelegal #tokyo #takashimaya #theft

A pure golden tea bowl displayed for sale in the event hall of a Tokyo department store — valued at over ¥10 million — was stolen Thursday, the store reported to police. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2024/04/12/japan/crime-legal/takashimaya-golden-tea-bowl-stolen/ #japan #crimelegal #takashimaya #tokyo #departmentstores #theft #japanesepolice

This time Ms. Ishikawa suggested the excursion, to check out the new Kyōto annex of her Ōsaka employer, the department store chain Takashimaya. There was even a store in the annex of theme items by Nintendō (任天堂), one of the few big companies based in Kyōto (last photo!).

It is ironic in terms of official Japan's reputation that Japanese women must take their husband's surname, except if they marry a foreigner. Then they do not have to, and my wife kept her maiden name. It is not well known, so sometimes the mailmen have wondered if we are related or what.

Although I thoroughly enjoy the tawny brownish red autumn leaves, leave it to World Heritage temple Kiyomizudera (清水寺) to display the full splendor of red maple leaves.